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I noticed that some long file names are shortened after being imported, but often there is important information in file names that users do not want removed. I understand that there are file name length limitations on many systems, but if it seems the current limit for file attachments it a mere 50 characters set as a constant in filename-utils.ts / getResourceFileProperties()
It would be much more useful if the value could be user defined, with 0 for no truncation. It would also be useful to have in the log the original file name and the truncated one (so the user can decide to manually rename a few files if they want to).
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I noticed that some long file names are shortened after being imported, but often there is important information in file names that users do not want removed. I understand that there are file name length limitations on many systems, but if it seems the current limit for file attachments it a mere 50 characters set as a constant in filename-utils.ts / getResourceFileProperties()
It would be much more useful if the value could be user defined, with 0 for no truncation. It would also be useful to have in the log the original file name and the truncated one (so the user can decide to manually rename a few files if they want to).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: